Sauber have their belief back after forging a new alliance with Alfa Romeo, according to driver Marcus Ericsson. Alfa have returned to F1 in 2018 after a 30-year absence in a 'strategic, commercial and technological' partnership with Sauber, the sport's perennial backmarkers in recent years. A Sauber car only finished in the points twice during the whole of 2016 and 2017, but Ericsson, scoring his first points in F1 since the Italian GP of September 2015, finished an impressive ninth in Bahrain last week, F1's second race of 2018. "We're coming from two very difficult years, where we've been always at the back as a team, and then this year we're coming into the year with Alfa Romeo and...
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